... twelvernonth, and fhe remains perfealy well. Any information-of the above fa. may be ob- tained at No. 9, Duke's Court, Drury Lane, London. Mr.Spilfbury is not ?? for any mixture fold unlefs the words By. the King'6 Patent are inferted on the bill ...

... twelvenonth, and fine remains perfedlly 7well. Any information of the above facft may be ob- taiped at No. 9, Duke's Court, Drury Lane, London. Mr. Spil'buryis not accountable for any mixture fold unlefs the Words By the King's Patent are inferted on' the ...

... Lambert Caffel, of Ditton, Surrey, car- penter. W. Parkes, ot Derby, coal-merchant. On Mcrday, the Great Winter Theatres, Drury-Lane and Covent.Garden, the Opera-Houfe, the Little Theatre, a in the Ha:-market were illuminated in honour of the Birth-day ...

... in the circle of his friends; will have a play ready loe Drury-lane Theatre before Chriflscas. A comedy, written by H. Siddons, and another by his brother acdor, Eyre, are accepted at Drury-lane Theatre. 'he number of perfons who vifited the Britiih Mufeum ...

... on af- forded by [uch a Comnany, we have been indulged by Mr. Thornton with a -Shiit from our favourite Ban- nitler, of Drury Lane Theatre, and that incompa. rable adlor Mafter Betty, juftly termed the Voung Rofcius, whofe uncolslson merits drew the moit ...

... Mr. corri, has made a very considerable sensation among thi lovers of the Dram;a. . She made her first appear. ance, at Drury-lane- Tbeatre, ia REosetta. Her voice is, uncommonly fine, and her knowledge of m usic very extraordinary for her years. She ...

... and handed off the debtor to his joyous creditors. On Saturday a perfon, who is a mirfician in the l Guards,and plays at Drury Lane Theatre, having been anxious for initiation into the myfteries of the very numnerous fociety of Odd Fellows, funinioned ...

... day before received his half-yearly ftipend at the Hofpital, was found lying in the kennel, at the end of Parker's- lane, Drury-lane, having been robbed 6f his hat, watch, and all his ?? Wednefday night a parry of the Innisikillen dragoons, flanoned at ...

... 1 i0 Shuni - - - 4,i741 Clowes - - - 14,3S0 On Friday evening Thompfon and Gregory, two of the coniftables belonging to Drury-lane Theatre, dif- covered Joe Huff in one of the avenues lead'ng to the T'heatre; the officers took him to Bow-1treet, and he ...

... morning found.ddeado having fufpended himfelf from the'barspf. the window by his handker. ?? Saturday morniiu 'Mr. Fowler, of Drury- lane Theatre, hearing the report of a piftol while walking near Kilburn, VWells, advanced to te fpot, when he faw a Mr. Hollect ...

... Walmfsy, both of Liver- pool,, merchants, June vt5,>and July 19, at the Gobe Tavern, John-fireee, Liverpool.-Wm. Lowe, of Drury-lane, Middlefex, casbinet-maker, June i4, 21 and July 19, at Gujidhall, L~ondon, EToN MONTEM..On '44day the triennial meet- ing ...

... Majors. . BANF.R UTS1.-W. Pope, of Wenpury .uxpon.Severn, ilealer inpigs. G. Danfon andiJ. Walmacy, ?? merchants. Wiliia ?? Drury lane,cablinet make . ...